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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
4 Beautiful and Lasting Present
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Notice is hereby given to Andrew Stewart, his heirs or assigns, that I have expended one hundred dollars in labor and improve ments upon the Stonewall lode, (situated in Globe Mining District), and more par ticularly described in Page 4S2, Book 8, of Mining Records. Pinal County, Arizona, in order to hold said premises under the proyi- sions of section 2324, Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount required to hold the same for the year 1886, and if within ninety days after this notice by publication you fail or refuse to contribute your propor- tion of such expenditure as a co.owner, your lntel est Tn Sald clam Will become the proper ty of the subscriber under said section 2324
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

The new comet has no tail. Yet people continue to fidicule the theory of evolutionl
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

The Superintendent of the Brooklyn bridge, at the recent third anniversa- " of the opening of the railroad over 1t, said that the cars on it had tray eled 1,766, ,294 miles; that there are now about 1000 round trips a day, and about 76,OOO persons are daily carried over it. The President expects to see fifty trans an hour each way, Ssrtylng from 5000 to 10000 pas senger.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

Riverside, Cal, Has accepted chal- lsnge from Florida to hold a citrus contest in 1888, open to the world.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

A discovery at the Monte Carlo ca sino, a short time ago, has created far more sensation than the last shock of earthuuake. It was no secret that a syndicate had been formed to attempt what so many of the dashing gamblers have hitherto failed to accomplish break the bank. From the facts which have transpired, croupier was bribed to pack the cards at trente-et-quaran- te; and at certain moment, when the queen of diamonds appeared, such an unusually large sum Tn notes was placed on the table as to arouse the suspicious of the administration. On subsequent investigation it was dis covered that sixty cards had been added to the packs by the incriminated ''operator," who was sent to prison forthwith, and has since been sent across the frontier on the discovery of a sum of sixty thousand francs at his residence. fhe loss to the admins tration is said to amount to half mil- lion of francs.-Argonaut.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

Assistant Secretary Maynard has decided it violation of the law against importing labor under con- tract to hire persons residing in Drummondville, Canada, to work in this country, and who cross the sus- pension bridge morning and night go- ing to or returning from their work.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

The largest permanent electric light installation ever placed in a single building is probably that which has been for some months in operation at the winter palace of the Czar of Rus sia.- The interior is illuminated by 10000 incandescent lamps, and the ex- terior by fifty-six powerful arcs. The dynamos, including reserve machines, number twenty-six; and the eight en- gines are capable of developing 2,5OO horse power.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-30
. Charleston Whiffs.

A fair sample of the rice grown on sos
acres of w. b. BischOf 81 Bros plantation
on POn-Pon river, was received in the city
Thursday The sheaf measured six feet in
height, and the tract is said to be good for
from d to 80 bushels per acre.
The schooner e. c.. A. True from Kenne-
bee, Me-. arrived here Thursday afternoon
with $50 tons of ice for II Bayer q Son
The True is one Of the largest schooners
brought 300 tons Of coal for VIM John
ston 81 Co.
Mr. Morton A Warning, a guest at the
Pavilion Hotel, states that about 4 O'Clock
Thursday afternoon he was robbed of S25,
SO of which was i'll cash and $l5 in the
form of draft. Mr.. Waring, after
changing his coat, had left his room and
gone TO the barbershOp; on bis return he
had occasion 20 examine his coat, and found
that his purse was missing. Mr. Warning
has stopped payment of the draft, but SAYS
he has received no satisfaction for the loss
of his money,
Charleston merchants are preparing for q
grand gala week in October next for the re-
ception and entertainment of the people of
South Carolina, and those portions of Geor-
gia and North Carolina which trade with
Charleston. All classes of the community
express their approval of the plan, and it is
probable That n meeting VIII be held at an
carly day to put the machinery in motion
and manage the affair. Everybody, in
Guiding the railroads, viii lend helping
hand, and the people of the entire State will
have an opportunity of going down to sec
the relies of their metropolis.
Special excursions will be run at 1c. per
mile, each way, from Charleston TO Spar
tanhurg on Aug. |, the tickets being gooI
20 return until Aug. Inclusive, and another
on AUG. i, the tickets for the latter being
good to return until Aug. inclusive. The
fare from Charleston 70 Spartanburg and
return on each Of these excursions win be
81 g, the distance from Charleston to Spar
be sold only for the regular train leaving
Charleston at 4:j3 p. IN. Thcse excursions
are for the benefit OF persons who will at
tend the Farmers Encampmcnt at Spartan
burg
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bill Women and youths are TO be sent to
to the house of correction for heinous crimes.
and older offenders to the pcnitentiary
for trivial offenses. The bill was
merciful to criminals, but what comfort did
it afford to those who may be outraged or
robbed by them? While the taxpayer is
toiling and digging day and night for a
mere living the convicts at the rcforma-
tory prison are TO be supported at their eX-
pense. Up to the adoption Of the present
system each convict cost the State S2l9 per
annum. Docs anybody want to return to
that system. The convictS of Georgia
were turned loose with a suit Of clothes and
money to pay their transportation home,
according to law and the contract with the
lessees. He read from instructions to
the lesseeS to show that the
State had required humane treatment OF its
convicts He read also from DR.. fuckers
speech before the National Prison Associa-
ton to show that he recognized the justice
and necessity of the punishment Of crime
and that Georgia dealt lenicntly with her
criminals. He said that no State in the
Union could make a better exhibit than
Georgia as to their treatment.
EDITORIAL NOTE.-Owing to trouble on
the wires it was impossible for the Western
Union Company to transmit the balance Of
the Atlanta special in time for publication
in this issue
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WORK OF LAWMAKERS.
THE STATE ROAD COMMITTEES
MEMBERSHIP INCREASED.

Nr. Butt Contends That All Bills Re-
lating to the Road Should be Turned
over to the Committee as Well
as the observation-disclosures Bills
Passed.
ATLANTA, GA, July 20--In the Senate
to-day the action of yesterday on the reso-
luton for a Joint committee of three from
she Senate and five from the House TO whom
shall be referred all resolutions relating to
the State road was reconsidered. The reso-
luton was amended by increasing the
number of the joint committee to five
from the Senate and nine from
the House. The resolution as amended was
agreed to and ordered transmitted to the
House.
On this resolution Mr. Butt said he did
not think it broad enough for the purposes
for which it was intended. He thought the
committee should be intruSted TO consider
all bills as well as resolutions
relating 10 the State road He
thoughtthe resolution ought to be recommit-
ted. He himself was opposed TO this Legs
turc having anything to do with the State
Road. The next Legislature is the proper
one to dispose Of that question. The law is
broad enough now Tor the proteclOn OF tne
States interest.
On Il vote the motion to reconsider pre-
vailed.
Senator Powelrs insurance bill was the
special order for the day, but the order was
displaced and the bill was recommtted
Mr.. Robbins introduced a bill for the relief
VI the tax collector of Talbot county.
The following bills passed:
To Incorporate the Buena Vista Loan and
Savings Bank.
To incorporate the town of Williamsburg,
In the county of Calhoun.
To incorporate the Neville Water Power
and Granite Railway Company
To incorporate the Waycross Airline
Railroad Company.
To amend the act Incorporating the At
lantic, Birmingham and Great Western rail
road.
The Senate adjourned to Monday.
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KILLED BY A HIGAWAYMAN.
a Civil Engineer of Jacksonville Way.
laid in the Night

JACKSONVILLE, FLA., July 29.-This
morning Jacksonville was thrown into great
excitement by the fact that the unconscious
body of young civil engineer named Harry
Hoke Greenway was found lying about 500
yards from the terminus of the railroad
track in IaNilla. An examination showed
that he had been struck on the skull with q
heavy instrument, and his pockets being
turned inside out showed that robbery had
prompted tho act. He was carried to the
county hospital, and, although everything
was done for him, he expired at , O'clock
this afternoon. The deceased was from
Baltimore and was highly connected. being
related to Robert Garrett, the railroad mag
nate of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. A negro named Small was
arrested on suspicion and jailed
Officers are also on the track of n white man
who is also suspected. Greenway remained
totally unconscious until his death, so that
the particulars of tho crime were not
learned
Edith, the s-year-old daughter of w. S.
Walker, died of typhoid fever TO day.
Israel Jones, the negro who was charged
with arson on Tuesday night, was discharged
this afternoon by Judge Baker on a writ of
habeas corpus, as the evidence was not con-
cluSiyg
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Elberton Etchings.

ELBERToN, GA, July 29.-Brad Hill
(colorcd) and his two sons, Archie and Eli,
and Jack Heard (colored) were convicted in
the County Court yesterday of riot The
fines and costs il the case will aggregate
something over $500.
During a recent thunderstorm, lightning
struck five times within the corporate limits
of Elberton. Fortunately no one was in.
stance.
Elbcrton Jail contains eight prisoners,
among whom one is charger with murder,
one with rape and another with assault
with intent to murder.
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Advlcn 70 Mnthnrs

lIrs. Wiasow's Soothing Syrup should
always b. used whoa children arc cutting
teeth. II relieves the little suffer at once: il
the child from pain and tho little chcrub
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It is very pleasant to taste. II soothes tho
child, suftens the gums, allays all pain, re-
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Ran Into a Culvort.

CUTupERr, GA, July 20-Thc passenger
train from Macon ran into culvert seven
miles NlOw town Wednesday afternoon. A
negro wooI-passcr had thigh broken in
jumping from the train. No one else WI,
hurt. Tho Fort Gaines train also ran Off the
track mile from Coleman. No ono was
hurt. Both accidents were caused by tho
heavy rain
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CO Bay street, Saw
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS.

CITY OF SAVANNAH
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, July 20, 1887.
The collection of the dog tax having been &C.
compiShed heretofore with considerable diff
Guilty, and the efforts made in this direction by
the city authorities having resulted in q partial
collection only, notice is hereby given that in
order 10 secure the payment of the tax on all
the dogs in the city, the authorities will pro-
to place on the information docket for trial in
the Police Court, ali persons owning dogs who
have failed to make a It turn thereofas provided
by the tax ordinance for 1e"1. owners OF dogs
are requested to come forward al once and pay
the tax. No further notice will be given.
BY order OF the Mayor
FRANK L. REBARER,
Clerk of Council
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Asking Too Much.
from the Marion CGa9 Patriot

TToH Tue h"FtoH Ntfd') fttrlOt.
Capt. Payne, who has just finished the
survey of the road between Lacrosse and
Americas, ran upon queer old customer
the other day. We Print below verbatim
report of the conversation:
'Layn' cont another railroad" "Survev-
ing for one was the reply. Coin THROUGH
my barn" Don't see how W, can avoid
it. WAL, now, mister | calcorlatc Two
got somethin' ter say bout that. want
you to understan' tibet I've got suthm' else
tew dew besides run ont tew open and shct
them doors every time train wants tow 20
through.
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a Cloar Complexion.

How can you expect clear complexion
when the blood is full Of impurities and the
stomach cloGged; The blood becomes i'm
pure because the liver does not act properly
and work Off the poison from the system,
ond the certain results are hlotches Dimplcs
and e!1lptions. Purify the blood with Sim
mons Liver. Regulator, and regulate tue
liver, stomach and bowels, and chen the skin
will bprps,n ptnpp
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MORMONS SHOW FIGHT.
Their Foes in Augusta Warned tina
They VIII Shoot If Necessary.

Their Foes in Augusta Warned that
They VIII Shoot if Necessary.
AUGUSTA, GA, July 30, A. M.-Thirty
persons returned at midnight from a cru
SADIE against two Mormon elders who have
been preaching their faith i'll tho suburbs
The mob went out with the intention of lu-
kluxng tie elders. This is the fourth
crusade OF the kind, but the
MormonS have not been harmed,
nor have tho city police interfered There
seems a determination TO run the elders out
by violent treatment. It is reported that
the elders have armed themselves, and give
warning that, being denied public proter-
ton, they viii fight it ont on their own
hook. The matter is creating a deal Of OK
element
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DIR. HENRY s COLDiNG,
DENTIST
ONCE corner Jones and Drayton streets

ULMER's LIVER CORRECTOR.
This vegetable preparation is invaluable for
TEN. For Dyspepsia, Constipation and other
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Pen,oval.

The famous New York Clothing House,
now at $40 Congress st, will remove. Sept.
/, TO No IA, corner Of Whitaker. The on
tire stock offered ut New York cost 70 close
oGL Store for rent anu fixtures Tor sale
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Every YEAR sees a revolt started against block
Eru2dcloth as basis for mems evening dress.
Tins season no less 4 person than L. Berry Wall
known 70 tuc as the king of the Dudes. IL at
the head q the rebellion lie has appeared in a
Saratoga ball room attired in coat and iron
serS made of wiue-culoret cloth, and a waist
coat OF white satin brucIdt.
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RUIN IN THE RAIN.
Railroads and Bridges Badly Damaged
The Savannah Rising.


The Savannah Rising.
AUGUSTA, GA, July 29-Rain has fallen
continuously here and in the up-country for
| thirty-six hours, and the consequence is
that the Savannah river is rapidly rising.
The water is now 1917 feet high and is still
rising Another foot and a half will play
havoc with the river farms below here. The
boats being built at the wharvcs in Augusta
! for the Augusta Steamboat Company are
| securely anchored to prevent their being
carried away during the night.
THE FARMS FLOODED.
AUGUSTA, GA, July 80, A. M.-At mid
! night the river is 20 s feet and still rapidly
rising Farms along tho stream are
| wrecked, and it is feared at the present
rapid rise that even the city may
| be inundated Streams all around
| the town are swollen and there are
washouts on ali the railroads. The South
| Carolina railroad train due here at 10 O'Clock
| tonight will arrive at o'clock in the morn
| ing.
The train on the Georgia road due at s Is
| o'clock is not yet in.
The train on the Knoxville road was de
| layed two hours by land slide at Clark's
| Hill
The train on the Augusta, Gibson and
| Sandersvillo road has not been heard from.
Beach Island farms are overlooked.
DISASTROUS RAINS AT wARRENTON.
WARRENToN, GA, July 29.-Vcry severe
rains have fallen here in the past two days.
| Several washouts are reported on the Geor-
gia railroad between this point and Macon.
Trains will not be able TO get to Macon be
fore Sunday. At PotteS pond, about five
miles from hero, the water Is four or five
feet deep around his mill. All the wagon
bridges near here are washed away. Low
ground crops are almost entirely destroyed.
A CYCLONE AT WATERLOO.
WATERLOO, s. c., July pa cyclone
passed within half a mile Of this place this
morning, doing terrible damage to small
houses and crops. Many fatalities are re
ported On w. w. Walkers plantation n
cabin was blown down and negro woman
was killed and several children werc hurt
The air was filed with limbs leaves, cloth
ing, etc. A terrible rain fell here
A TORNADO IN NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN, NEB., July 90 -Meagre particu-
lars have been received of a disastrous tor
| nndo that passed over the town of David
| City at o'clock this evening. One man
was killed and over half the buildings in
| the town were demolished, including the
| Union Pacific and Burlington and Missouri
depots A large brick school house, Mctho-
dist and Congregational churches. and sew
eral stores and many dwelling houses were
wrecked. The damage is estimated at $780,,
900.
A SEVERE THUNDER STORM
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NRs. LANeTRY says that by applying slmulta-
ncouely for citizenship and divorce she demon.
f.ddtes tibet .he IS thoroughly acquainted with
the ca Holus of the country
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CONTRACTORS WANTED.

Parties wishing to contract for the piling on
the Savannah, Dublin and Western railroad will
address JOHN A. A WEST,
General Manager.
G6 RaY street. Savannah. Ga.
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The EnRncline

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perpetual snow.